Despite the testimony verifying his central role in a quid pro quo exchange, Trump tells reporters the impeachment testimony so far has been "fine" and says they are "very fine people" (that's what he called Nazis in Virginia).
Trump claims that they found witnesses for the impeachment inquiry by "going all over Washington" to find anti-Trump people. This is not at all what happened and is simply a scenario Trump made up. The witnesses have been diplomats and other officials who worked under him.
A reporter tries to get Trump to answer a question instead of rambling on about a Joe Biden conspiracy. Trump yells multiple times to the reporter to "be quiet, BE QUIET!"
Trump claims he "hardly knows" Ambassador Gordon Sondland. Sondland donated $1 million to Trump's inauguration. This week he testified that there was a quid pro quo between Trump and Ukraine to push an investigation of Joe Biden.
Trump calls the whistleblower a "disgrace" to the nation (his complaint has been substantiated by multiple witnesses). Trump also argues that the whistleblower's lawyer should be "sued for treason" (Treason is a criminal charge not something you sue over).
Trump says that Democrats called "the head of the Never-Trumpers" to testify in the impeachment inquiry. It is unclear who he is talking about and there is no evidence that any such person exists.
